Shadow Witch

Written by Kim Richardson

Narrated by Devon Sorvari

Are you ready for your next magical adventure?

Okay, so I'm in trouble. Big trouble. I'm broke. Worse, my boyfriend of five years just dumped me.

What do I do? I move in with my three eccentric aunts in their family home, Davenport House. Sounds exciting, only this massive farmhouse likes to eat men.

If I were a regular human, I would have run out screaming like a banshee. As a witch-I do absolutely nothing. Hey, maybe they deserved it?

I'm back in Hollow Cove, the flamboyant paranormal community, where nymphs, werewolves, trolls, shifters, witches, and other paranormals live comfortable lives away from prying human eyes. As I settle into my new life, I decide to accept my aunts' proposal and join the family business-the business of protecting our town and killing anything that would want to harm it. But I've been away from the paranormal world for quite some time, and my magical abilities are a little bit rusty. Heck, they're practically invisible.

Things soon spiral down the crapper when people in our community start dropping like flies. And when demons start showing up in Hollow Cove, it's up to me to take care of them. Permanently.

This is going to be awesome. I just know it.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Feb 2, 2021
• ISBN: 9781705287866

Reviews for Shadow Witch

[Tricia Reed · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

I pretty much read every urban fantasy series on here but I could not get through this. It is so bad. There is so many things that make no sense. The interactions are crass and lacking in substance. The whole this guy is a total jerk but I can’t help but be attracted to him is tired and offensive. There is so much that could be explained if the main character asked simple questions of people. I know that is a usual plot device to a point but in this book it’s ridiculous and seems ludicrous that certain actions and questions aren’t addressed. I tried very hard to finish the book but about 8 chapters from the end I had to call it. Don’t waste your time on this one.